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#AxisOfEasy 142: Get Ready For mandatory Coronavirus App Tracking And Social Credit

April 20, 2020

  Weekly Axis Of Easy #142 […]

Thematic next-wave portfolio constructor Motif goes bust

April 19, 2020

Motif trading platform, which claimed to use data driven methodologies to enable the creation of thematic and “next-wave” portfolios (translation: they grep 10Q’s for keywords) has rather abruptly shut  down. Their own advisors heard about it via Twitter. Yes, it did come with %FIRSTNANE%, who cares I guess… pic.twitter.com/3IuwpuBJQG — Hylland Capital (@HyllandCapital) April 18, 2020 They also had developed some  “next generation thematic ETFs” like “human evolution reimagined” (SPTX), which were launched by Goldman…

Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Pandemic and Growth

April 18, 2020

There is no way authorities can limit the coronavirus and restore global growth and debt expansion to December 2019 levels.Authorities around the world are between a rock and a hard place: they need policies that both limit the spread of the coron…

While the Top 10% and the Fed Cheer Stocks Rebounding, the Bottom 60% Lose their Livelihoods and Lives

April 17, 2020

If you have any doubt that the Fed and Wall Street will some day be dismantled, please re-read this “real life in America” list again.The pandemic is a stark, brutal spotlight on income/wealth inequality in America: while the top 10% who own the m…

Quick: What’s The Difference Between Fake News and Hypernormalisation?

April 17, 2020

Before the current Coronavirus pandemic, the Canadian government took delivery of the Broadband Telecom Legislative Review.  The 235-page report tabled 97 recommendations, most of them bad ones. Among them were provisions for requiring all content creators to obtain a license for operating from the government and “discoverability provisions” to force major tech platforms to emphasize “credible sources of news” over others (what the government calls “Approved Media”).

Future Fibre: Kaslo infoNet Society

April 16, 2020

In this midst of this pandemic, we’re finally recognizing the Internet as essential infrastructure (morally but not yet legally).